Jean II d’Estrées – France

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Jean II d’Estrées was a 17th-century French admiral and nobleman who played a prominent role in the naval wars of Louis XIV.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French admiral
human
military officer
nobleman
allegiance Louis XIV of France
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
employer French Navy
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned French
memberOf French nobility
militaryBranch French Navy
name Jean II d’Estrées
nobleTitle marshal of France
notableFor leading French naval forces during the reign of Louis XIV
service as a high-ranking officer in the French Navy in the 17th century
strengthening French colonial power in the Caribbean
notableWork French conquest of Gorée
French expedition against the Dutch in the Antilles
campaigns off the coasts of Spain and Portugal
capture of Tobago (1677)
operations against the Dutch in the Caribbean
service in the Mediterranean fleet of Louis XIV
occupation admiral
diplomat
naval officer
participantIn Franco-Dutch War
naval wars of Louis XIV
positionHeld French ambassador to Portugal
French ambassador to the Netherlands
governor of the Antilles
vice-admiral of France
sexOrGender male

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Battle of Texel (1673) hasCommanderForSide Jean II d’Estrées – France